I believe I have the Logisys ones. For some reason they throw off too much light IMO and not enough UV. I also like the small size and convenience of a UV LED array
I believe I have the Logisys ones. For some reason they throw off too much light IMO and not enough UV. I also like the small size and convenience of a UV LED array
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Q9550, Rev. E0
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D-Tek Fuzion v1
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fbmbirds - Why do you have your pump outlet going into your res? Must've taken you a week to prime/bleed that.
not to mention the pressure dropOriginally Posted by Polizei
So, cam is back. New pictures. 8800GTX is new in this one. Also the water color is different
My new Mora imitation
Two silver powder coated TCs in a self made TC box
Steffen what case is this?
really nice
If his Sig is correct: Lian Li PC-A10BSteffen what case is this?
really nice
I am using LED´s from http:www.leds.de
direct Link: Is here to find *click*
But the most important thing you need to know is the nm-value (here 370-375nm)
the lower it is, the better the effect. The higher the value is, more purple light you will get. (Standard is not good - 395-400nm)
I needed at least 8 LED's of the better quality to get that effect.
Last edited by peebee; 06-16-2007 at 06:48 AM.
Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless. Like water. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Water can flow, or it can crash.
...be water my friend
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LeChuck, pretty good imitation, we definitely like the insides...
do post some more pics and maybe add the rest of your components in your sig.
and also welcome to xtreme systems liquid cooling forums.
@LeChuck: nice Project and 1a TC Mounting !
ps: your avatar reminds me @PC Game Serious Sam
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Here is my build that I created a case/sidedesk for to house it. The desk is just a test build out of plywood (thats why I painted it instead of finishing it)as my skill in woodworking is not up to speed. I will make a new one when I think I am ready to use the good stuff to build it.
A bad day on the golf course is better than a good day at work
I hope those fans aren't on full speed, why you need all of them at all ?
Notice the three fan controllers up front?
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Nice setup, Katmando, looks like it has crazy airflow
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I run all the fans at 7v, With the PA 120's setup in a push/pull and the additional 120 for the hard drives I wanted to make sure I had enough to get all the air out. Seems to work just fine with them all set at 7v.Notice the three fan controllers up front?
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Nice setup, Katmando, looks like it has crazy airflow
Thanks NickS!
Last edited by Katmando; 06-16-2007 at 04:34 PM.
A bad day on the golf course is better than a good day at work
That's an awesome setup. I love the craftsmanship skills on display. How does wood turn out in terms of dampening the sound in the case? Also do you worry about possible leaks damaging the wood or do you use a sealant?
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Thanks Ranker!
When I had the drawer outside of the case when I was assembling and Leak testing the fans at 7v where noticable. Once I put the drawer into the desk though you can only here the hard drives. I do not have the drawer totally closed off in the desk though. There is still about an inch and a half where the top of the drawer does not meet the desk top. In my next build I plan on making it closer and possibly sealing it shut with a rubber strip or something like that. That should help to keep it even quieter.
In this build I did not worry about protecting the wood against leaks, I did run some primer under the paint although I wouldn't expact it to do too much protection from the water if I get a total loss of fluid. I used Polycrylic on the outside of the desk and will use it all over the next one I build.
Thanks again!
A bad day on the golf course is better than a good day at work
dude, that is one big ugly box
hopefully the final revision has a new look / size
Last edited by coolrmaster; 06-16-2007 at 08:58 PM.
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Mmm there's a littlebit a knik in ur tubing... Rad---CPU
It's a bit too short...
There is more than meets the eye
Yes, that's a nice thing to say about something someone made from scratch.dude, that is one big ugly box
hopefully the final revision has a new look / size
IMO it's pretty freakin sweet.
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Sapphire Radeon 5750 1GB
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Xigmatek Utgard Case - Corsair VX550
katmando, very nice idea. will wait and see how your new revision would turn out.
advice on painting wood, use a coat of flat enamel, let would absorb, sand it nice then finish with a coat or 2 of quick dry enamel with #1000 light sanding inbetween.
Mmm there's a littlebit a spam in ur posting...
It's a bit dumb...
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Nope... My englisch is just...
Edit: Read the topic properly...
Last edited by Yozzman; 06-17-2007 at 01:25 AM.
There is more than meets the eye
It doubles as a sidedesk Coolrmaster, on the next revision I plan on staining it the same as the desk sitting next to it.dude, that is one big ugly box
hopefully the final revision has a new look / size
Thanks again NickS and BTW I am a Ford F150 Man myself. Love your Sig!Yes, that's a nice thing to say about something someone made from scratch.
IMO it's pretty freakin sweet.
Agreed septim! I did use a flat black to paint but then I have two coats of the Polycrylic over that which shined it up. I also neglected to sand between coats, big mistake there. Thanks for the info.
A bad day on the golf course is better than a good day at work
Some more pics.
Watercolor is not final!
Only at 640x480
Hope you like it
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